- 02:19 Mighty good name! 'Ndamukat'! RT @BigRedinTejas: The evenings events have left Ndamukat completely worn out. tweetphoto.com/6814522 #
- 03:44 Back from late night stop at the food library. I prefer going late at night, no crowds or traffic. #
- 04:06 Although your big plans could run into a wall now, with intent... More for Sagittarius twittascope.com/twittascope/?sign=9 #
- 14:52 Indeed! RT @nepatriotsdraft: Ballgame. Thanks Wes! #
- 14:57 Pats 9-5, 1st in the east. Need Tennessee to beat Miami. #
- 14:57 Crap, Miami scored #
- 14:57 Stop the 2pt conversion! #
- 14:58 Seriously? #WTF #
- 15:05 @TheFisherbabe - I agree. #
- 15:10 @TheFisherbabe - now that IS great news! :-) #
- 15:11 Tennessee is in FG range with the phins penalty #
- 15:12 Not sure why they didn't run it up the middle #
- 15:12 There we go #
- 15:14 @TheFisherbabe - how's the day so far? #
- 15:15 46 yard attempt #
- 15:15 It's good!!!!! #
- 15:15 #Dolphins lose! Sweet #
- 15:19 Watching the #eagles #49ers game #NFL #football #
- 21:35 @MonasApple - I want to watch A Christmas Story #
- 21:37 @Amethyst7123 - because he's 40, I think 40 is the new 40 right after 40...lol #
- 21:41 @Amethyst7123 - L....40.....O.....40.....L #
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http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/story/0,23739,26512112-5003402,00.html
Books prove prayer can cure cancer, says archbishop
TERMINAL illness such as cancer can be cured by prayer, the head of the Catholic Church in Australia said.
But Catholic Archbishop of Sydney Cardinal George Pell admitted such cures, like the miracle attributed to Mary MacKillop, were obviously rare.
"Yes obviously (cancer can be cured by prayer)," Cardinal Pell told ABC Television today.
"And there are quite a number of examples in the books."
Cardinal Pell said that wouldn't give sick people a false sense of security because they realised cure by prayer was a "very long shot".
The Vatican has recognised Mother Mary's role in the healing a woman with inoperable cancer during the mid-1990s after she prayed to Mother Mary.
It was the second miracle attributed to Mary MacKillop, set to become the nation's first saint 100 years after her death.
I've appreciated music for years, I played guitar as a kid but walked away from it once I hit high school because I was wrapped up as a 3 sport athlete. There were times when I'd still pull out my Ibanez DT-350 and pluck away at songs I knew. At 18, my parents sold my guitar and while upset, I didn't try to pick up the guitar again. It wasn't until the first Guitar Hero hit that it rekindled my interest in playing. I collected all the games because of the wide variety of songs on each setlist that the user can play. The game did help me with coordination and finger dexterity using the controller. That's it. I loved just playing the game for the sake of it being a game, but it felt as if something was missing. So, I bought a couple guitars and started to play again. I think had it not been for each gaming franchise, I never would've taken the initiative to start playing again.
The games offer the music to the gaming masses, it can help introduce people to other forms of music (rock, classic rock, metal, ect..). Maybe it can even help bring people over from gaming and into music (like myself). I think the dumbing down of music lies in rap. The same autotuning crap, recycled beats and nursery rhyme style lyrics into some non-coherent 'song' with the person talk-singing, that's not music.
- 00:25 @HANNAHMORGAN1 - I would, but I'm at work. :-( #
- 03:50 Soooooo I may be heading to Vegas. I might go with a friend to the #AVN should be interesting. #
- 03:51 Meant #AVNAwards #
- 03:57 You always like the idea of doing something adventurous with y... More for Sagittarius twittascope.com/twittascope/?sign=9 #
- 14:59 @dearbarbz - congratulations! #
- 18:15 Browsing news online while shopp ing for furniture on IKEA's site #
- 18:26 Watching American Ninja Warrior. #
- 19:43 Still browsing online, #Saints game is on in the living room #
- 21:17 @ckelpin 23-3, XP pending #
- 22:29 That's game :-( #
- 22:56 Watching The Wedding Singer #
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The Austere Academy is the fifth book in the series. At this point I've completely given up reading them to my son and am just enjoying them on my own. I liked this book because the poor kids finally find some friends. Of course, there's no happy ending, but it was nice while it lasted.
Those of you who used to be on Whitepage may be interested to know that cc is back on Vox. She used to live in Sydney but is in the bush now. You can catch up on her here. http://cc1804.vox.com/